. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 30 The Weekly Florists^ Review* Januabt 18, 1912. Ferns Galax Moss HEADQUARTERS FOR SOUTHERN WILD SMILAX $, $ and $ per case. H«w VaaoT Wmmm ParlM Me Per 1000 Gr«en and Bronze L«uoothoe Bpimys PerlM 50c Per 1000 Boz^rood mVk 20e Per case of 60 Per case of 100 lbs $ Bronx* CMmz hmmiwu PerlOOO $ aro«n Galax Loaraa PerlOOO 7JW Maslean Itt Per 100 760 PerlOOO fFBCIAI. PBICBS OM QUABTITXBS. Or««n Uiaot Mooa Per bundle 10 .t •?•• 26 bandies ?pha
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 30 The Weekly Florists^ Review* Januabt 18, 1912. Ferns Galax Moss HEADQUARTERS FOR SOUTHERN WILD SMILAX $, $ and $ per case. H«w VaaoT Wmmm ParlM Me Per 1000 Gr«en and Bronze L«uoothoe Bpimys PerlM 50c Per 1000 Boz^rood mVk 20e Per case of 60 Per case of 100 lbs $ Bronx* CMmz hmmiwu PerlOOO $ aro«n Galax Loaraa PerlOOO 7JW Maslean Itt Per 100 760 PerlOOO fFBCIAI. PBICBS OM QUABTITXBS. Or««n Uiaot Mooa Per bundle 10 .t •?•• 26 bandies ?phacnnm llosa Large bales per bale Imported iSronze and Green Magnolia Leaves* $ per basket Everything In Florists* Supplies Full Line of Cut Flowers and Other Greens at All Times. C. L CRITCHELL, Wholasala GommisaioB Floriat, 84-86 last Third Cincinnati, Ohio Mentlop The Review when yon write. gives no bullheads in winter and is pure in color. At McMulkin's, on Boylston street, last week some excellent Prunus tri- loba and bougainvilleas were noted, also grand azaleas of specimen size. Thomas Capers, of Wellesley Hills, grows remarkably fine Queen carna- tions, equal to the average White En- chantress, of which he also grows a good many. Other favorites are Bea- con and Fenn. His pick is all han- dled by his son, H. T. Capers, at the Boston Cooperative Flower Market. F. H. Houghton, of Park street, had the decorations, .which were quite elab- orate and artistically arranged, for the Sias-Prest wedding January 10. Palms, wild smilax and hundreds of superb, long-stemmed Beauty roses were used, the latter the pick of the Waban Con- servatories' cut. Mr. Houghton has a large and growing trade at his new store, which is always arranged with exceedingly good taste. William Nicholson, owing to sickness, was unable to make the Detroit trip, as hoped. I am pleased to report him much better. George E. Buxton, of Nashua, N. H., a noted carnation specialist, is in
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